Jeff Hendrick

Mr Brick wrote: The O'Shea wrote: You won't be consistently picked in a Sean Dyche side if you "don't care". Maximum effort is the minimum at Burnley, he wouldn't continue to be a regular if anyone felt he was being lax on that front. Hendrick certainly has ability but hasn't fulfilled his early promise. I'd also dismiss the "don't care" theory. But if Burnley knew then (2016) what they know now would they still pay a club record £10.5m and £35k a week over four years? Probably not. He certainly has had minimum impact in the green jersey.

Fozz wrote: It's not too late for Jeff to be an important player in a green jersey. Up to now his managers have valued bypassing his position with the ball but SK should bring a style that better suits a potentially good ball-player like Jeff.  Let's see how he does in this new system and if he continues to be absent, then he'll likely not last long. I, for one, am hopeful he can be a useful player for us and I reckon he'll be more trusted with the ball and asked to make things happen with it. It'll be up to him to decide if that's really what he wants...still time for him to become a very good Ireland player.

I also think it's unfortunate that his sphere of coaching influence has been Dyche, O'Neill and McCarthy. Willing to give him the benefit of the doubt until we see him under a more progressive manager.

This is agent talk to get him a better deal with Burnley 

not sure that he "doesn't care," its beyond doubt he is just extremely inconsistent. there are times he looks like a great player, and there are times he totally disappears and it almost seems like he doesn't want the ball. as someone said, he wouldnt get in the burnley team if he didn't "care"/work hard, and to be fair, another good point made was that between dyche/mon/mccarthy, he hasn't been exposed to many coaches that will really develop him as a player. not sure if he's good enough for the likes of milan or roma, even given their recent decline, but would love to see him try if he actually has the chance, can;t turn that down imo

He’d be mad not to try Serie A.

Newcastle probably the most likely destination or alternatively another Premiership club. Celtic have been mentioned as well as the Italian teams. A lot of clubs on the look-out for Bosman bargains with the right top level experience.

Don't think Celtic would pay the wages he'd be looking for so wouldn't expect him to go there